Zero compromise on Cauvery, Mekedatu dam halt: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay affirms stance
C Joseph Vijay, Tamil Nadu chief minister, said that his government is firm on dealing with the Cauvery issue legally and that there is no change about it.
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